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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Slides and source for answer set programming session at spa 2013. Monday, June 24th, 2013. Marina de Vos and I ran a session on answer set programming at the SPA 2013. Download the code and the slides. Download just the slides. Looking forward to the SPA conference. Tuesday, May 28th, 2013. Topics are ranging from ethics, Artificial Intelligence, property based tdd and hard-won experience using specific tools and plaforms (nodejs, cloud).
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john@syntropy: March 2010
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Monday, 29 March 2010. Why you should start with end-to-end tests. I spent yesterday afternoon at GOOSgaggle. An event that provided an opportunity to learn more about the ideas in Nat and Steve's book. And to discuss them. I share Nat's surprise that this isn't standard practice, but what particularly interests me is the justification for it. I discussed this a bit with Nat, and then some more with Rachel Davies. And Willem van den Ende. And here are the thoughts we had. Starting with the domain model c...
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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Laquo; Previous Entries. Wednesday, January 30th, 2013. Sometimes attendees say a conference changed their life. If you changed your life as a consequence of participating in an an event, it is you who changed it. Investigators, on TV at least, look for motive and opportunity for a crime. For something positive it can be much the same. Who had the motive? The conference may have provided the opportunity. Posted in people & systems.
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Putting the tea into team: January 2011
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Putting the tea into team. Monday, January 24, 2011. Do what works for you. I've received literally no emails complaining that my "do the right thing" methodology. Is too prescriptive, so I've come up with a new methodology called "do what works for you" which I hope will work for those people who find the "do the right thing" methodology too prescriptive. What you do in this methodology is whatever works for you. Sunday, January 16, 2011. My favourite conference (SPA). Is open for registrations.
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john@syntropy: Why you should start with end-to-end tests
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Monday, 29 March 2010. Why you should start with end-to-end tests. I spent yesterday afternoon at GOOSgaggle. An event that provided an opportunity to learn more about the ideas in Nat and Steve's book. And to discuss them. I share Nat's surprise that this isn't standard practice, but what particularly interests me is the justification for it. I discussed this a bit with Nat, and then some more with Rachel Davies. And Willem van den Ende. And here are the thoughts we had. Starting with the domain model c...
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In this section we collect some papers about systems thinking and workshops, or papers using systems thinking to explore a particular problem. If you would like to have your paper published or linked here, please contact Marc Evers. Marcevers - systemsthinking - net ) or Willem van den Ende. Willem - willemvandenende - com). Results of the Systems Thinking Workshop at XP2004. By Marc Evers and Willem van den Ende contains impressions and photographs from this workshop. Are we solving the Real Problems?
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me.andering – Willem van den Ende » Blog Archive » Looking forward to the SPA conference
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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Laquo; Motive and opportunity. Slides and source for answer set programming session at spa 2013. Looking forward to the SPA conference. Topics are ranging from ethics, Artificial Intelligence, property based tdd and hard-won experience using specific tools and plaforms (nodejs, cloud). To add to the mix, I’ll be co-hosting a session on a research topic: Answer Set Programming. And the next iteration of The joy of TDD on the Raspberry Pi.
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me.andering – Willem van den Ende » Blog Archive » There’s no code like no code
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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Laquo; Fall Conferences 2012. There’s no code like no code. Last friday I was working on a minimal webshop for the QWAN Code smells and Refactoring cards. I created a small order form on top of a web service to process the orders. It wasn’t much work, a basic service plus javascript widget took me about a morning. The two main optios were creating an integration through our web service or using a. The best code is no code. Session. ...
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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Laquo; Previous Entries. How to monetize knowledge. Wednesday, February 22nd, 2012. I discussed my visit to CALM Alpha. And the new Kanban certification scheme with a client yesterday. We came up with a few ways to monetize knowledge. Ways to monetize knowledge:. Use the knowledge in your work, get paid for the work,. Encapsulate the knowledge in a product, get paid for the product,. Create a training around it, sell the training,.
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me.andering – Willem van den Ende » Blog Archive » How to monetize knowledge
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Meandering – Willem van den Ende. Learning and software development. Laquo; In which the cynic pontificates caringly about calm alpha. Server login considered harmful – the next iteration. How to monetize knowledge. I discussed my visit to CALM Alpha. And the new Kanban certification scheme with a client yesterday. We came up with a few ways to monetize knowledge. Ways to monetize knowledge:. Use the knowledge in your work, get paid for the work,. Create a training around it, sell the training,. A wise p...
